Danh ngôn của Leslie Jordan
In my day there was no one to tell me anything and I feel I have a responsibility to help a new generation. A lady in Atlanta came up to me and said: 'Honey, you are a ministry.' It is about the knowledge I can give others. I think gays will look after their own.
In my day there was no one to tell me anything and I feel I have a responsibility to help a new generation. A lady in Atlanta came up to me and said: 'Honey, you are a ministry.' It is about the knowledge I can give others. I think gays will look after their own.
Vào thời của tôi, không có ai nói với tôi điều gì và tôi cảm thấy mình có trách nhiệm giúp đỡ một thế hệ mới. Một phụ nữ ở Atlanta đến gặp tôi và nói: 'Em yêu, em là một mục sư.' Đó là về kiến thức tôi có thể cung cấp cho người khác. Tôi nghĩ những người đồng tính sẽ tự chăm sóc bản thân họ.
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